The Heiress Nobody Saw Coming

After William finished speaking, he took a sip of tea. "Mr. Remington, we're still very busy. Gorge will arrange a meal for you all later. We won't be accompanying you now."

Jonathan looked toward Samuel. The latter didn't look too good, but he still maintained his manners. "Then, we won't bother you two any further." He stood up. "Dad, Mom, let's go."

Sierra quickly followed, standing up as well. "Mr. Walker, Mrs. Walker, we apologize for disturbing you."

William smiled politely. "It's not a disturbance. We're just busy right now and don't have the time to host you properly. Gorge, see Mr. Remington and his family out."

"Yes, sir." Gorge stepped forward and addressed Jonathan's family politely. "Mr. Remington, Mrs. Remington, this way please."

"Alright. Then, we'll take our leave." Jonathan led his family out, and soon they were escorted out of the Walker residence.

Once they were outside, Samuel couldn't hold it in any longer. His expression darkened. "William and Charlotte just didn't want to help. The Sinclair and Walker families were even engaged to each other at one point, and yet he claims they're not close. That's just a lousy excuse. He didn't even try to come up with a better reason."

Sierra said nothing. She had followed Samuel abroad when she was very young and didn't remember much about the Sinclair family. But she did remember that Samantha had treated her very kindly. When Samantha first found her, there was sadness and pity in her eyes. She looked troubled but still chose to take Sierra in.

"Samuel, enough," Jonathan said as he looked out the car window. "We came to Dithoria not only for Mr. Holden and Ms. Walker's wedding, but also to take this as a chance to relax. Melissa has been unwell these past few years, and I haven't been in the mood to travel. Now is a good opportunity to unwind."

"But Sophia refuses to see me. And now Mom listens to her and won't see me either. I just don't get it. What gives Sophia the right to stop me from seeing Mom?"

Samuel took in a deep breath. As they got closer to Dithoria from Amberton, his anxiety grew. The feeling of being near home made him nervous.

Sierra had stayed by his side the entire time, comforting him through his rising unease. By the time they actually stepped into the Walker residence, Samuel was already feeling afraid.

When William and Charlotte essentially showed them the door, he felt oddly relieved.

"Since we're in Dithoria, of course we had to visit the Walkers," Melissa said gently. "If it weren't for them, who knows what would've happened to Sierra back then. Just thinking about what those trafficked children went through gives me nightmares. We were lucky that Sierra met the right people.

"Cee, you must treat Samantha well. Without her, there would be no you as you are now. Do you understand?"

her arm. "I know. Even though I've been abroad with Samuel

patted Sierra's shoulder and rolled down the car

so beautiful. If we weren't already settled in Amberton, moving here wouldn't be a bad

do you really want to move

are, that's where I want to be. Your father feels the

Jonathan. "Dad, do you feel that

Jonathan smiled fondly and nodded. "You're our only daughter. Naturally, we'll go wherever you are.

time here," Sierra said. "I do have some feelings for

life was Samuel. Though they had never lacked money abroad, they were still two children

Sierra, home was

thing they should have done was visit Samantha and Sophia. Instead, they went back

beforehand. Once everything had been settled on their end,

She got into a heated argument with Samuel over the phone, yelling

family matters were now Sophia's

so many years and had only come back for Sierra's family, then they should go

spent abroad, it had all come from Samantha. And her money had come at the cost of Sophia's

Sophia owed Samuel

badmouth Sophia, Samantha cut him off coldly. She

of all people, had the least right to

he dared to insult Sophia or do anything to hurt her,

about ever seeing

as

again. A

Sinclair family no longer had

son named Samuel Sinclair